You may use a print or online edition of a reputable newspaper or news magazine.
1. Read your article one time all the way through. Can you explain the main idea of the article?
2. Read it once again with a pencil or highlighter in hand. Note sentences or paragraphs that deal with the "W's": What, Who, Where, When, Why. Without looking at the article, can you write down 4-5 bullet points that explain what the article is about?
3. Create a file for your Current Event write-up. Refer to your MS Style Manual to format the Works Cited properly.
1. Read your article one time all the way through.
Can you explain the main idea of the article?
2. Read it once again with a pencil or highlighter in hand. Note sentences or paragraphs that deal with the "W's": What, Who, Where, When, Why.
Without looking at the article, can you write down 4-5 bullet points that explain what the article is about?
3. Create a file for your Current Event write-up. Refer to your MS Style Manual to format the Works Cited properly.
While these sites do not provide articles, they are a great starting point if you're looking for ideas:
CNN Student News
Voice of America's "Day in Photos"